Sentences with phrase «when unfamiliar»

For a dog that bites when unfamiliar people reach for the dog (but does not otherwise react to them) then unfamiliar people should not reach for the dog.

Neutered dogs were more likely to show aggression when delivery workers approached the home, when strangers walked past their home, when joggers, cyclists and roller - bladers passed by, when approached directly by an unfamiliar female dog, when an unfamiliar person approaches the owner or another family member or even just visits the home, and when small animals (for example cats or squirrels) enter the yard.

It also puts a lot of pressure on her when unfamiliar people arrive.

Additional demonstrations & discussions illustrate what to do when unfamiliar dogs charge at your own, how to handle dog fights, and how to teach an «Emergency U-Turn» to get yourself out trouble before it begins.

When an unfamiliar noise prevents Owl from falling asleep, his desperate efforts to find its source escalate to comedic effect.

A Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution heading northwest around Pontiac is clearly just going home, and yet its driver can't resist the challenge when an unfamiliar - looking large sedan rolls up next to him in a low gear.

When a visitor tries, however, it retreats to a safe distance and only returns when the unfamiliar human is back indoors.

Typically, when an unfamiliar mouse is put into the «home» cage of another mouse, the resident will attack the intruder, reflecting the natural tendency of mice to defend their territory.

Stranger anxiety is manifested by crying when an unfamiliar person approaches.

If your baby reaches for you or burrows into you when an unfamiliar face is around, that means he trusts you to protect him.

Not exact matches

Plenty of thinkers have argued that time abroad increases important skills for business success like comfort with ambiguity, confidence when confronted with the unfamiliar, and accelerated learning, but the team of social scientists out of Rice University, Columbia, and the University of North Carolina behind this study wanted to test the effects of extended travel abroad on self knowledge specifically.

Tread carefully, especially when you're unfamiliar with your audience or if you're presenting your thoughts on an area outside of your expertise.

Ashley Anderson, a postdoctoral fellow in the Center for Climate Change Communication at George Mason University, stated that «When people encounter an unfamiliar issue like nanotechnology, they often rely on an existing value such as religiosity or deference to science to form a judgment.»

«The demand to effectively operate in unfamiliar environments and navigate cultural differences can be an intensive one, particularly when business travel requires meeting rigid schedules,» write professors Scott A. Cohen of the University of Surrey in the UK and Stefan Gössling of Linnaeus University in Sweden.

(PPP, if you're unfamiliar, is a theory that states that exchange rates between two nations are equal when price levels of a fixed basket of goods and services are the same.)

The implications are key for our global workforce because innovation thrives when we are faced with the unfamiliar.

This quirky sales channel was unfamiliar turf for Jung when she arrived at the company in 1993.

When you're in an unfamiliar setting or an uncomfortable position, it's a lot easier to assume people won't like you — which research shows creates a self - fulfilling prophecy all its own.

Benedict also purchases additional data plans (275 MB) for his devices so he can upload videos for work and use map apps when driving in unfamiliar places.

It's difficult to remember information when you're overworked and feeling stressed, but if you can't remember what you've learned, you'll never gain the knowledge needed to solve unfamiliar problems.

«We encourage all people playing Pokemon Go to be aware of their surroundings and to play with friends when going to new or unfamiliar places,» Pokemon Company International and Niantic said in an emailed statement.

If DXC Technology sounds unfamiliar, that's because the IT services company was technically created in April 2017 when Computer Sciences Corp. (or CSC) merged with the enterprise services business of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

In fact, when you're entering unfamiliar territory, there's plenty of room for imperfection.

Because this bias tends to occur especially when the technology in question is unfamiliar, it would be wise to seek the opinion of someone with expertise in that specific technology, especially when making financial decisions.»

Especially when many or similar people do it, when we are uncertain, in an unfamiliar environment, in a crowd, lack knowledge, or we suffer from stress or low self esteem.»

When those expected reputations change dramatically with unfamiliar behavior, criticism is unleashed.

Nye like many in the science community venture into unfamiliar ground when comparing the Genesis account of creation with evolution.

This is what I love so much about storytelling, especially fantasy and science fiction: When the ordinary is depicted in an unfamiliar world, the contrast helps it stand out, helps us grasp it and learn to value it again.

You'll oftenget a similar result when introducing the Monty Hall problem to people for whom it's unfamiliar.

And the way was unfamiliar When I read the Bible through.

«When it comes to religion, there are a lot of things that Americans are unfamiliar with.

It is precisely when we leave our normal habitat and enter a world where we are unfamiliar, directly or indirectly, with the possibilities relevant to the context that we get in trouble — the farm boy in the big city or the city slicker who visits the farm.

There is something intrinsically unfamiliar about the book; and when we seek to override that unfamiliarity, we are on the hazardous ground of idolatry.

In the same essay, Davison puts forward the case for continuing to use theological language, even when it might be strange, because «it is the task of apologetics to make things clear and on other occasions it is the task of apologetics to cut through the vapid familiarity of our time and present something unfamiliar, glorious and true».

When Bishop Trautman of Erie complained about unfamiliar words being used, bloggers jokingly vied with eachother to include the words «ineffable», «wrought» and «gibbet» into ordinary posts.

And I'll connect it to the ways that when we are in the struggle of our new births how we often withdraw from the strangers, from the bright lights, from the noise, from the unfamiliar or untrusted or untried, how the Spirit hovers over our darkness and causes new life to begin to rise from that place of silence and darkness, relentless, inexorably holy.

When they are applied to jurisdictions I happen to be unfamiliar with, I can't always say how wrong they are — but in the case of Lega I know that they are verging on outright lies.

Not Alone: Stories of Living with Depression, edited by Alise Wright — When our journeys take us down dark and unfamiliar paths, we don't need leaders with all the answers; we need friends with open arms.

What we're seeing when we look at these people in Genesis is so unfamiliar that it helps to jump ahead in the Bible to the 10 commandments, which legislates for the patriarchal household, and think about why the final commandment is so hard to apply directly today.

So when I found myself marooned at their new home in an unfamiliar city during a Christmas break from college, a 45 - year - old biography of St. Teresa of Avila was waiting there to relieve my boredom.

But when I proposed that there may be many unchurched people out there who are unwilling or afraid to enter a church building because of unfamiliar practices and forms of worship, the students sat up and took notice.

Israel met the crises of her existence - which was suddenly made unfamiliar and vastly more complex when the people settled in Canaan - by adopting many formal regulations already and for long successfully in operation there.

And when we fall, it is a long, slow descent, feathers being unfamiliar to us.

«Whether you feel a wrenching anguish or simply a kind of distracted listlessness, the middle looks unfamiliar when you get there,» writes Winner.

@Chad One has to wonder why you feel qualified to critique Christianity in any way, shape or form, when you are demonstrably utterly unfamiliar with it..

I always try and order something unfamiliar when dining outside my usual establishments, and this place had a black bean curry on the menu, which is something I'd never tried before.

When we reached the mountains, we hiked away from routine and took a step into the unfamiliar.

When I first started to cook some Indian food, I have always followed the recipes to the letter, I was unfamiliar with the spices and the combinations and I wanted to have everything perfect.

- Patrick Leibacher, executive chef, Seaway Grille at 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel (Clayton, N.Y.) «People continue to travel to new destinations, discovering unfamiliar flavors and then looking for these when they get home.

When our bar program brought in Lillet for the first time, our culinary team were unfamiliar and unimpressed with Lillet.